I would also like to hear stories from anyone who wants to share about how they got started, or any kind of advice anyone can offer.As for me I graduated with a BA in Theater and after graduating I realized it was not what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.

There are a few minutes of Q&A at the end of each meeting and afterwards the members head out into the bar area in the lobby and network over drinks (optional).

Then when you see language you like, you can tell if it is legal in your state or not.You could also seek out a REIA in your state that spends a lot of their time and money lobbying, they will be more landlord friendly.  

but that's not entirely my point...Regarding the size of the building...If you have 15,000 sq ft of livable sq footage, I would have to assume there would be upwards of 20% added onto that number for common hallways, lobby, etc.  

Well run buildings often have them clearly displayed in the lobby for all to see.  

@Nathan Alton @Lucy BalyanColumbia Missouri is a college town (Mizzou) with close proximity to Jefferson City, which is the Capital of Missouri with a whole lot of politicians and perhaps more importantly men and women who lobby them for a living.

I have included her detailed duties below:1. cleaning lobby, common areas and stairwells2. taking the trash from each floor and bringing it down to they alley3. cleaning empty apartments when tenants move outThanks!

All 4 major sports, highest per capita Off Broadway plays/theaters in the nation.But I don't want to plug my own city.  

There are proven benefits and I think it is insane that we deny people marijuana in a case like this, yet doctors prescribe highly addictive pain killers like they are selling popcorn at a movie theater.

Near Gannon, there are many restaurants in old 1800's buildings, a city park that hosts special events, a convention center with flagship architecture, a community playhouse that performs Broadway plays, the Warner Theater which hosts various performers and the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra, an art museum, a civic center that is home to the Erie Otters (ice hockey) among many other events, a ball field that is home to the Erie Seawolves (minor league team), and a Starbucks on 5th and State St.